She’s A Christian “Bikini Barista”?!

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Hey guys, Colin here, and welcome back to Fight For Truth. In this video, we're going to talk about a so -called

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Christian conservative woman who went on the Whatever podcast. If you guys haven't seen it, it's a podcast that takes young women, mostly who sell their bodies on the internet to varying degrees, and pits them against various conservative,

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Christian, or traditional pundits and content creators. And a lot of the podcast is just immodest garbage, so please be aware of that.

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But some of it provides opportunities to respond to our modern culture and to see what it looks like up close and personal.

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For example, one of the so -called Christian traditional women on the podcast is named Savannah. Here's what her occupation is.

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Yes. Okay, got it. What about you? I'm Savannah. I'm 26, and I am a barista.

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Barista. No OnlyFans, correct? No, no OnlyFans. Okay, barista. What kind of barista, though?

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Specifically, a bikini barista. So you serve coffee in a bikini, essentially?

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Yeah, like, think of Hooters, but like, coffee. Is it a chain? Yeah, it is. Yeah. Okay. So Savannah is a bikini barista, which means she wears a bikini and makes coffee for men who pay money in order to ogle her.

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But again, funny enough, she's supposed to be one of the conservative women on this podcast. She's definitely playing at the whole conservative

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Christian angle. Case in point, here's what she had to say about whether or not women are oppressed. Watch this.

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Okay. Just out of curiosity. Hold on. I would like to ask. Hold on. Hold on.

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I'm really tired of this conversation. Out of curiosity, for you two, do you guys feel oppressed in society as women?

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I feel privileged. You feel privileged? Why do you feel privileged? There's a bunch of things as a woman that I can get away with that men can't.

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Like what? Like certain kind of expectations. Okay. So as you can see,

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Savannah's take on this topic is probably one that a conservative on Twitter would call based, or taking it to the libs, etc.

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But let's take a look at Savannah's Instagram, which I had to heavily censor and cover up just to feel comfortable including it in this video.

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Suffice it to say that her pictures show more skin than a naked mole rat on a hot summer day. And of course, her bio says, quote,

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Christ above all else. Isn't that sweet? But remember, the Bible that Christ endorses says that women should be modest in the way that they dress.

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1 Timothy 2 .9. And when confronted about this obvious contradiction, here's what she says.

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What was your name again? Savannah. Savannah. To Brian's point, look, you're a beautiful woman. You're intelligent.

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Thank you. I think you're well spoken. Thank you. You're welcome. To Brian's point, I haven't seen your social media. It sounds like there's...

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Is there an abundance of bikini pics? Yes. Here, we'll pull it up. Just for... Okay. I'm proud of my body.

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Like, there's nothing... The thing is, is that everybody associates nudity to sexuality, and to me, it's not the same.

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We must stay focused, brothers. We must stay focused. And if you're lusting over me, that is your... That is your sin.

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This I completely disagree with. Hold on, one second. Okay, so, uh... So here we have some classic, traditional, solid

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Christian arguments, right? I'm proud of my body. Nudity and sexuality aren't connected, whatever that means.

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And the tried -and -true youth group girl argument, if you're lusting after me, that's actually your fault, not mine.

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And Chase, a young professing Christian guy on the podcast, responds to this ridiculous claim. Look, this whole idea that, like, it's on men to control their lust, yes, okay,

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I agree. Men have the responsibility to control their lust, but women also have a responsibility to not elicit that lust from men.

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By what I'm wearing. By you choosing... To be specific. Yes. By what I am wearing. Savannah, Savannah, come on.

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If there's two women, and one is wearing... So am I eliciting that when I go to the beach with my bikini? Please let me speak. Please let me speak. Okay, I apologize.

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If there's two... Thank you. If there's two women, and one of them is wearing a modest dress, and the other woman is wearing a bikini that shows off her breasts and her butt, obviously, men are going to lust...

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They're more likely to lust after the woman that's in a bikini with all of her curves showing. She is making a choice to wear something that shows off her body.

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She is going to elicit lust. Do you concede that? I agree, but that is also not my responsibility to be responsible for your lust.

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That's fine. You can say it's not your responsibility, but just don't call yourself traditional or modest. Well, let me ask this a different way.

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You're not. Essentially, Chase is saying that you know exactly what you're doing when you dress yourself the way you do.

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You know exactly what reaction you're trying to get out of men when you dress immodestly. We all know this.

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And her response is to essentially say that she has no responsibility whatsoever for how her actions affect other people.

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Isn't it funny that so many conservative activist women all of a sudden start sounding exactly like liberal women whenever you question them on the topic of modesty?

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That's because so many of them aren't actually conservative or traditional. They're feminists who agree with a few mainstream conservative talking points, and who think

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Jesus was a pretty cool guy. This is the extent of their supposedly Christian conservative outlook.

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But here's another clip where they talk about Savannah's take on finding a good, godly husband and how difficult that is.

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Brian, what was her statement about finding it difficult to find? Most people don't date for marriage anymore. It's extremely hard to find a traditional wife -husband who wants to raise their children under biblical values.

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Okay, so. So how do you reconcile that statement? I'm saying this with all due respect. I genuinely respect you.

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As a traditional Christian man who wants a traditional

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Christian wife, to be quite frank, if I saw your

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Instagram page, immediately I would write you off as a non -traditional, non -Christian woman.

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I would assume that you weren't Christian. Again, we have to point out the irony when a young woman says, where have all the good

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Christian men gone? As they simultaneously post pictures that would make a sailor blush on their Instagram.

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And that's precisely what Chase notes. When I see a woman's Instagram page and I see bikini pictures all over the place showing off the booty, all that kind of stuff,

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I'm like, yo, this is the exact opposite of modesty. And I'm not interested in that. And I would argue that you are probably making it much more difficult on yourself to find the kind of man that your heart longs for by living this kind of lifestyle where you're posting these images of yourself.

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Because I know a lot of traditional Christian dudes, a lot of them, across the board, they want modesty in women and they would not classify that Instagram page as modest.

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Sure. That's fine. I'm not really looking for a husband though. I was just stating that it is hard. So when Chase makes a perfectly good point about how she's clearly contradicting both herself and the

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Christian values she claims to believe, the answer is, well, I don't really want to get married anyway.

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So she's demonstrating that she's basically just talking, but she doesn't have anything to say. She doesn't have a vested interest in improving marriage because she herself doesn't really want to get married.

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And obviously she doesn't have a vested interest in seeing more godly men in our society.

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Seeing as how her whole career is designed to profit from making men more sinful and debased.

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Again, which part of this is supposed to be conservative? That seems to be exactly what the next question is driving at in the podcast.

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Watch this. Inside of your capacity as a bikini barista, can you name a single virtue of being a bikini barista?

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What is a single virtue? What about it is in any way virtuous? I don't,

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I'm not going to answer that. Like I don't know what you're trying to get out of that question. Okay. So if a guy...

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It's not a job that I enjoy doing. It's not like it's my dream job. I have two college degrees. I'm working on it.

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Do you aspire to be the Proverbs 31 wife? I don't know. Well, you agree that Christianity...

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I may not get married. I don't know. Just to follow up on this. You agree that Christians need to be virtuous, right? Sure. Yeah, absolutely. What are the virtues of being a bikini barista?

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I never said that there was virtues of being a bikini barista. Now this is a very good question.

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She agrees herself that Christians ought to live virtuous lives. So this gentleman, Andrew, I believe is his name.

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He asked her to tell him one thing that is virtuous about her career as a bikini barista.

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And of course, she can't give an answer because it's a patently un -virtuous job. In other words, she admits that she's not actually advancing true virtue in the world, which is the very thing that conservatives are supposed to be doing.

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But this next clip really takes the cake. Watch this. If you want a husband one day and you're a

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Christian, work at Starbucks. Nah, I'm good. They support abortion. Okay. Wait. So after all this conversation, after demonstrating that she doesn't really care about tradition, marriage, modesty,

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Christian values, and seemingly doesn't care about virtue itself, someone asks her, why don't you just work at a shop like Starbucks, for example, where hopefully everyone keeps their clothes on.

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And she indignantly says that she would never stoop so low as to work at Starbucks. Why?

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Well, because they're pro -choice. Do you see the irony here? She's happy to participate in any and all immorality in her job, as long as that immorality can't be called liberal or leftist.

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And this is driving at the whole point of the video. One, do not trust that every woman who calls herself traditional is actually traditional.

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You see, many modern conservative activist women claim to be traditional, but all of a sudden become radical feminists when it comes to modesty or submission in marriage, for example.

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Two, this whole thing is a losing strategy, and unfortunately we see it increasingly in conservative circles nowadays.

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And you know what I'm referring to. I'm talking about the Instagram posts where some Kim Kardashian wannabe in a

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MAGA hat has the whole Maybelline counter on her face while wearing an American flag bikini and holding an

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AR -15 in each hand. This is not how we win the culture war. It's nothing but a cheap parlor trick.

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If you really want to beat the left in the culture war, you should start by not surrendering the very unbiblical values that you say you're trying to beat.

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And three, I want to be clear. We need women on our team to build families, church, and society.

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We can't succeed if we do this separately. Remember, the Proverbs 31 woman is not referred to as weak, but as strong.

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But she's not strong because she can win cheap points by taking off her clothes. No, she's strong because she's good to her husband, including submitting to his leadership.

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She works hard, helps the needy, speaks wisely, and acts in a dignified manner.

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And the chapter ends with a sobering warning that modern conservative Christians would do well to remember.

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Quote, Charm is deceitful, and beauty is vain, but a woman who fears the Lord is to be praised.

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